HUSBANDS: 8 meaningful ways to show your wife love: (A Thread) 1 - Prioritize Her Above All Others – Show her she comes before work, hobbies, and even extended family. Protect that priority with your actions.

18 Ways You are being Disrespectful to your Spouse: 1. You flirt with other people and you entertain flirting from others. 2. You talk to your spouse in a condescending matter. 3. You make major decisions without consulting your spouse. 4. You deliberately hide your whereabouts from your spouse and refuse to tell them where you are and where you are going. 5. You speak poorly of them behind their back. Don't talk down on them to family and friends. 6. You deliberately embarrass, mock, or correct them in public. 7. You allow your siblings, friends and family to disrespect and disregard your spouse without taking up for them. 8. You dismiss their opinions, feelings, concerns, and contributions as though they do not matter. 9. You constantly compare them to others. 10. You break your promises repeatedly and expect them to keep trusting your words. 11. You refuse to apologize when you are wrong. 12. You withhold affection, sex, communication, or support as a way to punish them. 13. You ignore their messages and calls for long periods without good reason. 14. You regularly lie to them. 15. You make jokes at his/her expense and then tell them they are being "too sensitive." 16. You constantly interrupt them and rarely allow them to finish speaking. 17. You regularly threaten them with divorce. 18. You talk down to them in front of the kids, or you speak poorly of them to the kids.

A father's influence can’t be turned off. We, as men, just need to decide whether it will positive or negative to our family.

The most important thing you pass down to your children isn't your money ... it's your faith and integrity. What they see is what they'll do. "The godly walk with integrity; blessed are their children who follow them." Proverbs 20:7 NLT

Treat your spouse better than they deserve, because that's pretty much how God treats you every day.

Protect your marriage from the negative words of the unmarried, the never married, the unhappily married, the can't get married and the couldn't stay married.

I've never met anyone who has said, "I worked so hard to be successful that I lost my family, and it was worth it."

MEN: If you are married, you should NOT be "liking" or "hearting" half naked pictures of women who are not your wife.

Just in case anyone is wondering … "God will NEVER send you someone else's spouse."

Don't be married to your career. Your net worth isn't your self-worth. Build your legacy on your FAITH, MARRIAGE and FAMILY. Those are the three things that count.

Importance of involved fathers: * 39% more likely to earn higher grades in school * 80% less likely to do time in jail * 75% less likely having a teen birth * 2x more likely to go to higher education & find a job after high school Dads, you are so important. Be present.

Husbands: She was God's daughter before she was your wife, so treat her with the honor and respect that a King's daughter deserves. And yes, the same goes for the wives.

People are like "What do you like to do for fun?" Bro, I'm considered boring. I like having coffee with my wife. Binge-watching shows with my wife. Eating food with my wife. Hanging out with my wife. Lying in bed with my wife. It is what it is.

The most important thing you pass down to your children isn't your money ... it's your faith and your actions. What they see is what they'll do.

Limit your time with women who complain about their husbands and men who can't stand their wives.

One of the best things you can do for your marriage is pray for it. Not sure what to say? Something like this ... “God, we invite you into our marriage. To love us, unite us, heal us, strengthen us, and protect us so we may grow strong together and serve you together.”

Let's normalize being obsessed with your spouse ... because we live in a world where 40% of marriages end in divorce. Don't be a statistic. Put your marriage above, EVERYONE and EVERYTHING else.

How to make a marriage work: * Communicate a lot. * Be honest and faithful. * Be there for one another. * Leave the past in the past. * Know that arguments are normal. * Be nice when you argue. * There are times you won't be happy, and that's okay. * Appreciate one another. * Become best friends. * Touch * Love

PARENTS: Don't feel bad that your teen doesn't like you today because you said no. Your job isn't to be liked. Your job is to raise a decent, kind, responsible human.

Husbands: Make it your goal to love your wife in such a way that your kids always say, "Wow! Dad really loves Mom!"